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The 28 pages that link to Central America, each with the reason it gives.

• NicaraguaNarrower topic: Nicaragua's position in the isthmus connects it to shared regional histories and routes.

• Captaincy General of GuatemalaNarrower topic: The captaincy general governed much of this region, though its borders did not match today’s countries.

• Costa RicaNarrower topic: Costa Rica occupies the region’s southern portion between Nicaragua and Panama.

• GuatemalaNarrower topic: Guatemala’s location within the isthmus shapes its neighboring ties and regional history.

• HondurasNarrower topic: Honduras lies within this region and shares its history and geographic connections.

• El SalvadorNarrower topic: El Salvador’s regional position shapes its borders, trade, and shared history.

• John Lloyd StephensNarrower topic: Stephens traveled through the region as a U.S. diplomat and explorer.

• ManaguaNarrower topic: Managua is a major city in this regional land bridge.

• Spanish mossNarrower topic: Its range extends through this tropical land bridge.

• Hesperocyparis lusitanicaNarrower topic: The species’ natural range also reaches parts of this region.

• PanamaNarrower topic: Panama is the southernmost country in this regional land bridge.

• Pouteria sapotaNarrower topic: Pouteria sapota is native to this region.